The UPEI Muslim Student Association (MSA) hosted its second Iftar of the holy month of Ramadan on February 28 at McMillan Hall in the W.A. Murphy Student Centre, welcoming a strong turnout of students for an evening centered on reflection, […]
Pinoys on Parliament 2026: Bituin brought together Filipino youth leaders from across Canada for three days of learning, culture, and connection in Ottawa. Hosted alongside Kabangka Canada, the annual conference welcomed delegates representing the Central, Prairie, Atlantic, East Coast, West […]
The UPEI International Student Office will host its annual Global Village on November 29, starting at 3PM. This event is one of the most popular cultural celebrations on campus and brings students together to share food, traditions, music, and performances […]
Every year on September 30, people across Canada pause to reflect on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the survivors of residential schools, remembers those who never came home, and invites all Canadians to continue the […]
10 Playfully Ways You Can Embrace Thankfulness with your family/friends Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and while it’s a time for delicious feasts and family gatherings, it’s also an opportunity to cultivate an attitude of gratitude. But who says […]
A Cultural Celebration at UPEI As we approach Truth and Reconciliation Day, the University of Prince Edward Island’s Mawi’omi Centre has been actively celebrating a series of vibrant Indigenous cultural events. Among numerous events, the Wabanaki-Wide Sewing Program has been […]
Exploring Indigenous Beading and Teachings: “Kwe’ I’m Kallie Drummond, a Métis woman from Treaty One (Selkirk, Manitoba). I’m currently in my third year of studying Mathematics. Some of my hobbies are hot yoga, and beading, typically things that are meditative […]
Shubenacadie school was the only residential school for First Nations children established in the Maritimes, and where Mi’kmaq children from Lennox Island would be forcefully placed after being taken from their parents. From its founding, the school suffered from poor […]
By Rayyan Ramjan Now now, I know you dear reader are thinking, “Why the hell have I not thought about the possibility of a zombie outbreak at UPEI?†I mean we university students bear a strange semblance to zombies — […]
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